Silicone Capillary Tube

The Silicone Capillary Tube manufactured by Glass Agencies under the brand EROSE is a flexible medical and laboratory component used for handling and transferring small quantities of liquid during diagnostic and research procedures. These tubes are commonly used in clinical laboratories, pathology labs, research centres, and medical institutions where controlled movement of small fluid samples is required. The tube is produced from high-quality silicone material that provides flexibility and smooth flow of liquids through the narrow internal channel. The soft and elastic structure allows easy handling while maintaining the shape of the tube during use. Its transparent or semi-transparent body helps in observing the movement of fluids through the tube, allowing the user to monitor the sample flow during laboratory or diagnostic work. The capillary tube structure supports the transfer of very small volumes of liquid such as blood samples or other laboratory fluids. Its narrow bore helps maintain controlled capillary movement, which assists in sample handling during laboratory procedures. The smooth internal surface helps maintain steady fluid movement without obstruction during sample transfer. The silicone material allows the tube to bend without cracking or breaking, making it convenient for handling in laboratory environments where careful manipulation of small samples is required. The lightweight construction allows easy placement in laboratory setups and diagnostic equipment where capillary tubing is used for sample movement or fluid connection. The tube can be used in different medical and laboratory environments including pathology testing, clinical analysis, and scientific research activities where small fluid samples must be handled carefully. Its compact structure allows easy storage and convenient usage during routine laboratory work. The EROSE Silicone Capillary Tube, produced by Glass Agencies, supports accurate handling of small liquid samples in laboratory and clinical environments. It assists in maintaining controlled sample movement during diagnostic procedures and helps maintain organized laboratory workflows where capillary tubing is required for fluid transfer.